"The situation is like this, the garrison headquarters is being formed." Sokov said to everyone: "Now the 1st and 2nd garrison detachments of the directly affiliated troops have been formed, and the formation of the 3rd detachment is about to begin. After Zhukov and I
After the marshal's negotiation, I will select the soldiers needed for this security unit from the prisoner of war camp." When he heard that Sokov could select soldiers from the prisoner of war camp to form a new security unit, Officer Bayer's pupils couldn't help but shrink violently.
, the muscles on his face twitched a few times, as if he wanted to say something, but in the end he
He swallowed the words on his lips. He knew very well that he was the person least qualified to speak in this room. He could only speak when Sokov took the initiative to ask something. "Comrade General," Ernst said.
But among the few people, he was the first to know Sokov, and at the same time, because of his presence, the people in the room had contact with Sokov, so it was most appropriate for him to ask the question: "In addition to arriving,
In addition to selecting personnel in the prisoner of war camp, I would like to ask, who do you plan to command the security detachment?" "Detachment leader, I intend to let Captain Hosenfeld take over, and your military rank will still be captain." Sokov first explained to everyone.
After selecting the candidate for the squad leader, he said to Denaris: "And you, Lieutenant Denaris
, just serve as a platoon leader, and the military rank will remain the current lieutenant rank." Although it is just a position of squad leader and platoon leader, for Hosenfeld and Denaris, it is already a great position.
Not only do you not have to stay in a prisoner of war camp like your former comrades, but you can also justifiably
Leading people to maintain law and order in the city. Therefore, when the two of them heard about such an appointment, they couldn't help but be overjoyed.
When Ernst saw that Sokov had assigned positions to Hosenfeld and Denaris, he was eager to know what positions the other party had assigned to him. Before Ernst could speak, Sokov took the initiative and said
: "Ernst, I originally wanted you to serve as a platoon leader, but considering that the newly formed security detachment has all German members, there are some problems when communicating with us.
There is a language barrier, so I plan to appoint you as the liaison officer of the 3rd detachment, with a position equivalent to the platoon level. What do you think, do you have any different opinions on my arrangements?" "No, Comrade General, how can I view your arrangements?
What are your different opinions?" Ernst felt that the position assigned to him by Sokov was very suitable. After all, he had been in the Soviet Army in the past few years and was also engaged in translation.
As for the task, he said readily: "I resolutely obey your arrangements." "And you, Officer Bayer." Sokov finally focused on Bayer, who was silent not far away: "It stands to reason that with your ability,
, we can definitely put you into the security team and assign you a team that matches your abilities.
But you now belong to the Berlin police establishment. If I do this, I'm afraid the police station will not let you go." After hearing what Sokov said, Bayer immediately stood up and babbled a lot. Because
Agelina did not accompany her today. Sokov did not understand what he said. He could only turn around and look at Ernst and asked: "Ernst
, please translate for me, what is he saying?"
"Comrade General," Ernst said to Sokov, "Officer Bayer said that although he is a policeman, it will not make any difference if you put him into the security detachment. After all, everything is in chaos now.
" Ernst's words reminded Sokov of the policeman Li Benzhong in the TV series "The Battle of Changsha". He originally followed people from the police station to deliver ammunition to the front line. Because the company commander who was holding the position was killed, he was called for questioning.
The division commander was appointed company commander due to the war situation; soon after, a newly reinforced infantry battalion was almost wiped out by the Japanese poison gas attack, and he was appointed battalion commander. Shortly after the end of this battle, he was even promoted to
group
Long. It can be seen that at certain times, when hiring people, you cannot be too rigid and must know how to adapt to changes. "Well, since Officer Bayer has no objections, from now on, he will also be a member of the 3rd Security Detachment." Sokov
For a person like Bayer who is known as a "living file", he naturally wants to recruit him.
Since the other party was also interested in joining, he said smoothly: "Officer Bayer, you will stay in the security detachment first and assist Captain Hoshenfeld and Ernst in their work. As for your specific duties, we will wait for a while to arrange them."
." As long as Sokov keeps himself in the security unit, Bayer doesn't care at all about what kind of duties he will be assigned. What he is most concerned about at the moment is when Sokov plans to go to the prisoner of war camp to select personnel and bring him to the prisoner of war camp.
guard
The third detachment was formed. He asked cautiously: "Mr. General, when do you plan to go to the prisoner of war camp to select personnel?" "I will go to the prisoner of war camp at two o'clock in the afternoon." Sokov said: "I will take you with me then.
Everyone. By the way," he emphasized to a few people, "from now on, you must also change the name you call me. Don't always refer to me as
It’s not good for others to call you Mr. Army or Mr. General. From now on, you’ll all be like Ernst and call me Comrade General. Do you understand?”
After listening to Ernst's translation, several people nodded in agreement. "At 1:30 in the afternoon, you come to me at the Adlon Hotel, and I will take you to the prisoner of war camp." Sokov ordered everyone before leaving.
Said: "Remember, don't be late. When the time is up, I will set off. I will
I won’t stay here to wait for anyone.”
"Don't worry, Comrade General." Ernst expressed his attitude to Sokov: "We will arrive on time."
After Sokov returned to the car, Vaserigov asked: "Comrade General, where should we go back now?"
"Of course we go back to the Adlon Hotel." Sokov said: "Without Agelina by my side, it's really inconvenient to deal with these Germans."
"Do I need to make any preparations in advance for going to the prison camp in the afternoon?" Vaserigov asked tentatively.
"Of course," Sokov nodded and said, "We have to move the prisoners selected from the prison camps to new residences to settle down. So you have to find a way to get a few buses. Do you understand?"
"Of course I understand, Comrade General."
When the motorcade passed by the Brandenburg Gate, Sokov saw a filming team taking photos and videos of the female soldiers directing traffic, and quickly told the driver: "Stop!"
As Sokov's order was issued, several jeeps parked on the roadside one after another.
Sokov opened the car door, stood on the curb, and looked at the filming crew.
"Comrade General." A second lieutenant officer ran out from the crowd on the set and raised his hand to salute Sokov: "Is there anything I can do for you?"
"Comrade Second Lieutenant," Vaselgov asked: "What are you doing?" "We are filming a documentary, Comrade Major." When the Second Lieutenant saw Vaselgov asking about it, he naturally reported truthfully: "The one who is directing the traffic is
The female soldier, named Lydia Spivak, was born in Ukraine in 1925 and is exactly 20 years old this year.
Years old, she is the focus of our shooting." The Lydia Spivak mentioned by the second lieutenant, Sokov had seen it from the information. She was born in 1925 in Zaporozhye Oblast, Ukraine, in 1984
She died in October 2010 at the age of 59. But the shots she took can
Seen in various documentaries introducing the Battle of Berlin.
"Who is that female soldier?" Vaserigov asked another young female soldier standing on the roadside with two signal flags in her hands: "Are you also participating in the filming?
"
"Yes, Comrade Major." The second lieutenant replied: "This female soldier is named Maria Filippovna, born in February 1924." When Sokov heard the name, a smile appeared on his face.
A female soldier named Maria Filippovna was over ninety years old before she traveled through time. She was still alive and well. She was invited to the annual Red Square military parade.
Bin, I think she should have no problem living to be 100 years old. After Lydia Spivak finished filming, Maria Filippovna came on stage, standing in the middle of the road directing traffic as usual, not because of the
When the photographer is taking pictures, his movements change due to nervousness.
Shape situation occurs.
Since we were only shooting a few scenes in the documentary, it didn't take much time. After just a quarter of an hour, the shooting was over.
Seeing that the crew had finished filming, Sokov sat back in the car and asked the driver to drive back to the hotel.
As soon as I returned to the hotel, I saw Agelina standing in the lobby.
Seeing this, Sokov asked in surprise: "Agelina, where are you planning to go?"
"I'm not going anywhere, I'm just here to greet you."
"Come out to greet me?" Sokov asked in surprise: "How did you know I was back?" "I was sitting by the window just now and saw your motorcade coming back." Agelina said: "I originally
I thought you would be able to get in in a few minutes at most, but unexpectedly you never came back. Then I went to the door to take a look and found that you live there.
Then we stopped on the side of the road to watch the crew filming the documentary.”
"Agelina, how do you know they are filming a documentary?"
"Because the crew lives here, after you left, I happened to meet them when I went to the restaurant to eat."
"Oh, that's what happened."
"Are you going out in the afternoon?" "I'm going to the prisoner of war camp in the afternoon." Sokov thought of how inconvenient it would be if he didn't have Agelina as a translator by his side. Although Ernst can also act as an interpreter,
But he is a German after all. If someone speaks rudely to him when selecting prisoners of war, he will definitely not translate these contents to him, so he still brings Agelina with him. She can translate to him in detail what the Germans say to him.
Every word I say: "You
Let’s go too.”
"Is it to select prisoners of war and form a security detachment?"
"That's right." Sokov nodded and said in a positive tone: "Having you as a translator by my side can help me solve many problems."
"How many people are you going to pick?"
"A company is formed." Sokov said: "You have to select about 150 people, and then take them to a designated location for training. If any of them are unqualified, they have to be sent back and new personnel are selected."
When Vasergov heard Sokov's opponent, he was thinking that if he wanted to select 150 prisoners of war, it would mean preparing at least three buses or five trucks to bring back all these prisoners of war.
.
"Comrade General," Vaserigov asked cautiously, "where should I go to find a vehicle for transporting prisoners of war?"
"Comrade Major," Sokov said with a smile: "You are more familiar with the situation in Berlin than I am. You should know where to find a car."
"Who is that female soldier?" Vaserigov asked another young female soldier standing on the roadside with two signal flags in her hands: "Are you also participating in the filming?"
"Yes, Comrade Major." The second lieutenant replied: "This female soldier is named Maria Filippovna, born in February 1924." When Sokov heard the name, a smile appeared on his face.
A female soldier named Maria Filippovna was over ninety years old before she traveled through time. She was still alive and well. She was invited to the annual Red Square military parade.
Bin, I think she should have no problem living to be 100 years old. After Lydia Spivak finished filming, Maria Filippovna came on stage, standing in the middle of the road directing traffic as usual, not because of the
When the photographer is taking pictures, his movements change due to nervousness.
Shape situation occurs.
Since we were only shooting a few scenes in the documentary, it didn't take much time. After just a quarter of an hour, the shooting was over.
Seeing that the crew had finished filming, Sokov sat back in the car and asked the driver to drive back to the hotel.
As soon as I returned to the hotel, I saw Agelina standing in the lobby.
Seeing this, Sokov asked in surprise: "Agelina, where are you planning to go?"
"I'm not going anywhere, I'm just here to greet you."
"Come out to greet me?" Sokov asked in surprise: "How did you know I was back?" "I was sitting by the window just now and saw your motorcade coming back." Agelina said: "I originally
I thought you would be able to get in in a few minutes at most, but unexpectedly you never came back. Then I went to the door to take a look and found that you live there.
Then we stopped on the side of the road to watch the crew filming the documentary.”
"Agelina, how do you know they are filming a documentary?"
"Because the crew lives here, after you left, I happened to meet them when I went to the restaurant to eat."
"Oh, that's what happened."
"Are you going out in the afternoon?" "I'm going to the prisoner of war camp in the afternoon." Sokov thought of how inconvenient it would be if he didn't have Agelina as a translator by his side. Although Ernst can also act as an interpreter,
But he is a German after all. If someone speaks rudely to him when selecting prisoners of war, he will definitely not translate these contents to him, so he still brings Agelina with him. She can translate to him in detail what the Germans say to him.
Every word I say: "You
Let’s go too.”
"Is it to select prisoners of war and form a security detachment?"
"That's right." Sokov nodded and said in a positive tone: "Having you as a translator by my side can help me solve many problems."
"How many people are you going to pick?"
"A company is formed." Sokov said: "You have to select about 150 people, and then take them to a designated location for training. If any of them are unqualified, they have to be sent back and new personnel are selected."
When Vasergov heard Sokov's opponent, he was thinking that if he wanted to select 150 prisoners of war, it would mean preparing at least three buses or five trucks to bring back all these prisoners of war.
"Comrade General," Vaselgov asked cautiously: "Where should I go to find a vehicle for transporting prisoners of war?"